Many of you are probably familiar with the name Amorello?!This is a genius female designer who does amazing bathroom renovations. Today we will find out how she does it and what you can learn from it. We will show you before and after projects of the transformation. You will be amazed by the great craftsmanship! Before: a cramped bathroom with a slanted ceiling and a lot of unused space.
After:The transparent shower cabin allowed to fill the vertical zone, which made it possible to make a heated bench and slightly expand the toilet corner. Frameless glass and seamless large-format tiles visually expand the room. The resulting geometric pattern on the floor somewhat "stretches" the space.
Before: beadboard, faux marble, linoleum and Formica tiles – unnatural materials everywhere. A corner too narrow for storage and oversized furniture.
After:The designer managed to add a second sink and increase the user space. The dark oak cabinets are a great solution to the storage problem. The porcelain tile, which looks like reclaimed wood, perfectly matches the beautiful shades on the walls. The wooden board on the built-in cabinet adds a little warmth to this cool room.
License plates (marked with her and his hometowns) are a fun addition. Wall-mounted faucets save space and simplify daily routines.
The round cabinets were inserted into the wall and covered with mirrors. Their metal base harmonizes perfectly with other units in the same finish.
Before: Combination shower room and flush toilet in the corner.
After: The wall-hung toilet saved a lot of space. Plus, it will be much easier to clean. An interesting photo brightens the mood wonderfully.
The sliding system in the cabin does not limitspace. The large mirror on the door creates a double room effect. Round details soften the sharp and right angles. Three incomparable lamps not only illuminate the room well, but also magically decorate it. This plan shows how much space has been increased in the new bathroom. As Robin Amorello said, the owners were pleased to see it.
The interior of a small bathroom: tips designer Robin Amorello
